The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 18, 1899, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1899, 11 DEATH REVEALED iy a9 EXCELLENT WORK OF THE BROWN MUST CEASE LAY CYLIST [Esmsames i S g et e o ARMY TRANSPORT SERVICE Lt celving yma she went ry. planning 4 i N J to remain ten years s she miet ir H | than o aied the happy couple in less OAKLAND, Nov. I7.—If Edgar D. |2 mmain ten Fears. oo ey £ Dh was the ojte’s time. Edward Norman | | Y Brown, whose bride of one month haled {in June last. She is a daughter of Mr. " S imen g @ him before the Lunacy Commissioners | and Mrs. Charles A. Fish of San Rafael ————— (3 2 - last week to be examined for insanity N N ., Will Be Found a Home. + > because he misrepresented his maticrs Death of W. B. Ludlow. GOAKLAND, Nov. 17—Annie Bridgman, | ¢ financially at the time he married her, is OAKLAND, Nov. 1—W udlow, for 1 U i Bt Ot bny s, Yoaa arcemted 10} & (¢ really incompetent to manage his affairs, a generation’ the master’car-repairer of Sherman, for stealing 30 cents, will “ and If he is Irresponsible when making the Southern Pacific T 3 stealing uts, will be | 9 D) night after a long ilin - *>—- found a home by the Associated Charities. | ¢ 4 worthless checks and borrowing money | ago his sickness was decl C I d C f Miss K T u;u‘-rmlr»ndrvvu | & 5 ‘i A without reason or idea of when he can | essarily fatal, and b Ooncealed a Case o A 3ne Do pay back, he had better have a care for i Dected dai Di 5 company wit e ) (.{’ his tuture transactions, Accident to a San low was ¢ h tle girl in / The petition of Mrs. Linda B. Eagar for on iphtheria. By s S letters of suardlenstiip qver:Mr, Erown, Rafael Belle. | Mr. forward -") who is her brother, came up before Judge rare » igh, and wil '{ Hall again to-day for further hearirr, R lican. L cure for her a p pl and Dr. Webster, the family physicias, T P BT s e g el ", fook the stand 1o give P e Oakland Office San Fran Ccan After a Long Parting. the right steg 3 on the question of Brown's Incompetency. %8 Broadway, 7 OAKLAND, Nov. 17.—Two brothers, girl i now in { The doctor related many pecullarities ne | Rev. Samuel Austin Moflitt writes from | Frenty Philip Smith of Revelstake, fritieh Woman and three o had noted in Brown, also that Brown's | Ryeng Yang, Korea, to friends in this | Columbia, and Nate Smith, wh - mental condition had been brought about years ago, when he was kicked by a horse. and’ a month ago, when he injured his spine. Judge Hall, however, was far from sat- met 1z fter a separation er recognized of six an the death of their of a very serious and painful acci- | arrived from th dent that recently befell Mrs. Mofite, | v e ly Miss Alice Fish of San Rafael | 9% P many friends on both sides of th rs when isfied with the testimony, and denied -he will read the news with regret. parents separated them sister's petition, morea admonishing | While out bicycling riding Mrs. Moffit e o A Brown to cease his irresponsible financ'al | fel] from her wheel, breaking her left leg | Unfortunate Girl Sent to Agnews. transactions, advising that should he con- | 1 ryo iy 'his in itself was Miss Amy H tinue his pecullar course, he would be Ugh: but thefRet that the foate A gyl £ J Fowler | -4 o promptly brought before “the bar of a ut th fack 3 s Asvlum to-da is & city ordinance re at the criminal court. The court also advised T Aa by et whar My Moaist | hax ey s aobeats Fr c to the United Brown's relatives té cease making good mpli- | Sh @ friends In Emporia, Hait County, Nebr. cian, she realized that there was but one | They will be apprisec ed matters greatly. Herself a physi- ung man and n{(erl P his shortcomings by coming to his re of her condition boat cap! o - e Mietais financlally thing to be done, namely, to have the | She labors under a delusion that she must where he die e leg_broken and reset Kill for money in order to make wler, | 1s: Claims Title to a Narrow Strip. “Th( ey dnnxe. Irwr some delay, and —— e - - r Ass OAKLAND, Nov. 17.—Wiillam Cha;- | Mrs. Moffitt, already very weak "from | Wheeler at Santa Cruz. funeral will &;flg ONN | mers. ohe of the defendants in the suit | BAIN and confinement to her bed, be ok AR RO e e “entute ‘of Maria . Stivae | had better be brought home o her friends | min Were in a Rush to Mar QPERN has filed an answer, in which he & snd relatives, but & .change for the bet- |€ ter rendered this unnecessary. She Is | to = th p now the road to recov liver address before the Santa Crus Mrs. Moffitt is a graduate of Cooper | Teachers' Assoclation title to a strip of land one foot wide and ! forty-two and a half feet long, it belng part of a lot claimed by 5;}* Silva. Chalmers says he has owned the | October, 1879. It was presumab) a tax sale, OAKLAND. N e English ADVERTISEMENTS. e c| ABSOLUTE SECURITY. Second and Third Brigade Signal r comps 1o acemot w wee « | Gnying GARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS must Long-Distance Record. SACRAMENTO, Nov. 17.—The Third H Biriesds: Biguar Corya,s¢ thie iy, Love. bear signature of A 222 . tenant H. Harvey in comma will &l uly-'ra(e with the command of Captain ®|C. L. Hewes of the Second Brigade's £y N{»rpT. Slnn hl*;run('mc!ufi in :hv elx,dhtnua‘ of slgnals between the metropolls an '?‘v s...-r'“me.m on sumia_v"m-x?x.l .Igpls the in- Soiiane o tention to carry o DOSS) rie: $EEmAl e WS TS| SEE [CARTFRG|ITS SCAmAcHL. SEE | | grapl 111, 8a ANCIsc d Mount Pl Te e e RTERS | ror oizziness. » | the t capital at ac ento. If - : T Al D oacha 7| compiishea i whibe Wbout the tone PAITTLE |FOR BILIGUSHESS. o - ALAME 2 distance reca in signali is a > § ot sde o spas o sl GENUINE IVER [Por Toreouver. | GENUINE & a ' the event with interest.. P'lLs an co'stlp‘“n“ arried in a Minute. 30 S - J - - . : < — 2 JAS H.HUMPHREYS .| OF INTEREST TO THE COAST. n * |FOR M B. Dickey of Saz ASST TO . G/Pretes ! 1 A ; Sy EklNTfiNRD' e ¢ | Postoffice Established, Army Orders FOR THE COMPLEXION ' . 4 4 WASHINGTON, Nov. 1T postoffic e, BAD BLAZE IN THE CARNEGIE WILL GIVE B ¢ | was to-day established at Cameron, Kern T \L S , and Jc h St ford g ap- WHOLESALE DISTRICT HIS TESTIMONY e B e = = l'_;"‘:‘?:i Fesmaie ity DR A & d ¥ sle have any conception of the work performed by the army _James H. O'Leary of Modesto, John D. | rning was Promises to Appear Before the Indus- trans t service at this port since the war in the Philippines broke out. Ibl"\'ensm\ of Los :}x\gphm_ an_q W. H | RAILROAD TRAVEL. | RAILROAD TRAVEL. fee b trial Commission Investi- Th been an herculean o ¢ nevertheless it has been per- T st T apire s nitha Tton | e AT L e e . - S ¥ ot x E ptness and dispatc nd at no time has the dispatch o 4 o N spartm g ' Ol e : . layed through ¢ not being reads. Ly rera iy atpection "o the e CALIFORNIA NORTAWESTERN RY. C0. ating of ASHINGTON, Ne o s- et VRPN erA 188, They were the Australia, retary of War, Acting Assistant Surgeor LESSERD Tratne tenve and are due p : L o1 (carrsing the Callfornia bo City of Sydney. Since ¢ | Percival 8. Rositer willl proceed from | SAN FRANGISCO AND WORTH PACIFIC _ ain'Live, Foot of Saret Surek) lifferent vessels of the fl 0000 soldier s. Of course the soldie ave left San Francisco 116 times M0 tons of freight and s who came home from ort to the epartment of Callforn Recrults John Birmingham, Louis Hoff- besides 2 rried over ses and mu »mnmndlnr general of the RAILWAY COM 24 NY, a. Tiburon Firry, Footof Mlarket 6¢, L%AY%_— Frou Noveusen 15 150, — 040404040 404040 4040406000 040806040 404040 40000040¢Q w — & o <K nciuded in the freight and number of men g y s, Fi sixth NCTS ¢ 94 Benicle, Sultrzn snd Secramento. and their bagg: u; € number of m man and Irwin W. Barnes, Forty-sixth FRANCISCO IO SAN RAF. - yroiile corllan AINTED AT THE FUNERAL. all had to be handled by the officers of the transport serv- Infantry, Presidio, San Francisco, will be DAYS— 120, 9:00, D00 4 M. i3 7 e o ey, s « as been carr a successful {ssue in eight- discharged from the service of the United | #:30. 5.10, 8.30 p. ‘m. Thursdays—Extra trl *3:004 Shista Expross—Dovis, Willows, AL ¥ nt b men at the head of the States. &t L0 p. m. Saturdays—Extra trips at 1 Red Bluff, Portiard... .......... v A1 rk in order to accor Captain Frank B. McCoy of the Third | g#29 0 B om | = TR 71804 Murtinez, Sai Itaman, V Ny, H o noRt 1 0 the public at the transport Infantry will proceed to San Francisco. | “ggo #:2 p. ra, o0 11700 & m.; 130, 328 | Uslistogs aml Banis, § Batcheld Matthews. They are all cour- Acting _Assistant _Surgeon Frederick H BAN RATASTITO. BAN. FRANCISG0 81304 The Overlao L cited—Ogies, D great measure {3 due the suc- Sparrenberger will proceed from New | WEEK DaATa ¢4, 9:20, 1100 8. m.: 1000 | emcmen Sen Suen Lonaare, Hicckion, is done under York to San Francisco. 2 340, 610 p. m. days—Extra tripe at T Rt T Parie able assist- Privates Wilfred Glibert, John Kitchen, | 1:88 and 6:8 p. m. Mucsavitie Chico: Ttod Biv during the Frank J. McGuiken, John Sands, Henry NDAYS—8:10, 9:40, 11: 40, 3:40, 5:06, M Oakdale and Honors. ... her of them wants a repeti- M. Swain and Harry Ritier, Forty-sixth | 825 o. m. 4 Way Station Presidio. San Francisco, will be | Between San Figncisco and Schuetzen Park ok amdt Mas harfed without honor from the ser- | Same schadule aswhove. *01004 Martines, Teacy, Latinop, Steckton, | vice of the United States. | Leave o exord 0 Fresno. ..o rrr BRIND @+0+0404040404040404040404040904.040 9040400409040+ @ | VIE 1,70 Chiifornia: Original, Georse | San Fegncieco. | in Bfect | San Srcusison | 9004 Port Casta, 3 BTG guk Loa Angeles. ... . 10:004 Vallcjo, Martinez and Way ¥ others do JUROR SUDDENLY SYNDICATE FORMED TO Ot himatons GHiginal, jacob W. Brier, | Treek | fun- ? | New Whatcom, $5; addition, Theodore | Days. | da De: J11:000 Huwmll.. iles .I'W-ynu: 01, ¥ might please in fxing prices. | TAKEN VERY SICK BUY TIMBER LANDS | fior, Centrals, 3 o' Taoem] 134 o) | R i MINES ABANDONED. ] CHE 3 o fon ] » Bacramento liver Sieamern.... v = | Unexpeete Interruption in the Trial | Property Lies Mainly in Humboldt TEA BS ,AD‘TOUBN L i | ‘2:.,: H:ifl:fi‘.‘," J" “.m ¥ Hiations. Alcatraz Company Closes Its W°”‘51 of Roland B. Molineux, Charged County and Is Valued at Sev- Professor Jordan Lectures on “The | y.0um carwep plioTm Uslintops, Haute flom - e ome With Murder. eral Millions. Man With the Hoe.” e B L L ANGELES, No ! €din | NEw YORK, Nov. 1.—The trial of Ro-| TACOMA, Nov. 17.—Before leaving here| PLACERVILLE, Nov. 17.—The El Dor- o0y Wit B S Msdbiia s 5 the Alcatraz |\ C"'g " Molineux was interrupted this | Frederick Weyerhauser, the Minnesota | ado County Teachers' Institute, which has | 480 pm o o ot L e i eaecs operations T i Bakerseld, faugus (or Saote Bar- s and pip- hara, Los Angeics Tavesa RPN :80 Stockton, 1. Froeno. sudd of one of { lumber king, told friends that he was in- | been in session in this city for the past| Faoon ted | terested in a syndicate which has an op- | week, adjourned to-day. Every district noon by the aft the jurors, Dantel Fr and physiclans found that | tion on the bulk of the redwood timber | in the county was represented at the in- | | ‘lare cas | 130 { - . g fro gestion. | lands, together with twenty-four mills | stitute. The teachers declare that it was | fl:oo.m Guerneville. | 7:35 pm| Recorder Goff de 1d’'s seat | o miles of railroad in Humboidt \{-f- most ly:li‘(u‘vfl‘\:‘__B"u‘l“:yflvmnb' suw‘-‘: 8:30 pm| | | 6:22 pm in the jury box va | County, Caiifornfa. The property jn|Slon ever held in the coun e SR | = ” e or 3 L ie e LRI perty Last night the seating capacity of the | T30 am| §:00am| Scooma [10:0 am) §:60 am B Ly Y T R took thelr pl question ls owned by a number of large | pyrs; Presbyterfan Church was taxed to ) N 10 pm| 5:00 pm| Glen Ellen. | & | | morning Arms and. comp: altid . ~ 2 163801 Vallojur R . ur > umining el Lo and compant ln-ll,u‘hnx Charles | 3ccommodate the large audience that as- [ 8:00 pm{ G! %l pmi 63 pm | rlental Mail—Ogien s Fack lesmen the . Daniel Fraad, | N y & Union Lumber | gembled to listen to Professor David Starr | 5:00 am| Sebastopol. [10:40 am|10:25 am 001 Valico, Port Costa and Way Sta. alesmen the Ang omy | Com # the Lumber Com- | yoryan, who lectured upon *““The Man m;m 3 diii | = " 17:% pm| 6:22 pm tions Sedia * juror. His -j- | Pany ¥ wners an option on | Jyith the Hoe.” This was the first visit | —_ 2~ _— - - | 03¢ O Ao, < cused. A few | It last summer which expired Novemuer | of the eminent educator to this city. The | Stages connect at Santa Rosa for Mark West [ % o et selection the | 19, This sption was renewed and will 1w | jarge audience was delighted with the lec- | Bprings and White Sulphur Sprine:; at Lytion L v ominsiy \ oments er remain in e until next May. The pur- and ested its pleasure by fre- | for Lytton Springs: at Geyserville for Skasgs | " : fourth juror w He s plerhert | bose s to control the redwood IUmber | ot nd: onthusiastio. applause. Eprings: at Cloverdale for the Geysers: at iop: | COAST DIVISION (Narrow Gauge). Gordon Thomson (Fout of Mark {is father W at the trial of Dr. Buchanan. The next . | land for Dun ¢ | Kelseyville, | port and Parti fndustry and advance p worth prings, Highland ' Sprines, The deal | " Professor Charles Edwin Markham cen $159%,- [ author of the famous poem, was for ye e of the medical Juwe, Feitin, izand Way involves pr T becoming Ukiah 000 and > tes he public school at the Saratogs § Ta 18 0 ceepte s Abra tmeye the teacher of t ! rings, Sa " e Lake = B e e dbsiars Aimeyer ai Tt Suated here to-day that the timber | historic old town of Coloma, In this coun- l:f,»u Laice, Witter Springs. Upper Lak = | th lergy at | T estat 1l ; which erhauser syndieate | ty. and was for eight years Superintend- | Potter Vailey. John Dey's. Riverside, TR SERANE R Hiyiotonits e 4 B o b to acquire from the Northern Pa. | i Sr Senaola in (his eounty and was « | Bucknell's. anhedrin Hoights Fullv [ ) Railway conslst about forty halis and reported chiefly of a tract | re of this city. A host of friends | Hot Springs, Mendocino Cify, Fort Brass, e | Fentdent o' watched his~ lterary career Festport, Uaal, Willitta, Laytonville, ~ Cum: n | with admiration and pleasure. mt tell's Springs, Harrls, . Dyer, ng o 4 Eureka. lands | * Professcr Jordan does not entirely agree | Beetla an lts of to-day’s triul, | tion of two jurors, James Hall, a Bunko-Steerer, Dies at the Receiving Hospit miles s acific - HEAVY LOSS OF STOCK. Hinters' Excursion; S Juse Way Statio-s t ! making four in i e : y - Srkiohll to Monday round trip tickets at ——— g g Ko steerer “’ Many Animals Perish During the in the State. with the pest a8 to/thie canses thit have | JSEtxriay to Muadey round Srip v CREEK ROUTE FERRY St e wur S SRR e 2 WITH THE HORSES. ——— codnced the man pictured by Millet, but | “GrYgTNagy roung trip tickets to all potnts d ;. A -+ R $Te S 1\0st orm in the Mountains. . BL x””m_ Sttributes to the relgn of terror | peyond San Rafael at half rates e SAK FRARCISCO—Fuat of 4 Shy B)— - - ther of MILTON, Nov. 17.—A lvman Blood | Charles F. Bates Breaks a World’s AZING PATRIA IS and the Napoleonic wars the present de- S e M e | & 5330 b : s« vy, wh 4 e is in Record for Quick Changing. generacy of lh(; French peasant. Geoast Morcnns Gen. Pass. Agent. Prom OAKL g as ose place is the A i = e 1240 *1:00 . ’ for stockmen who run their| NEW YORK, 17.—Another crowd- 5 UNKNOWN SUICIDE. 30 180 X tains ng the sum-|ed house marked the last night but one i coast rom the moun- | of the horse show. The show was sad- | All of the Mail That Was on Board Body of a Man Found on Mayor [ wr of a us d at a late by the news of the of the Luckless Vessel Is v 's P ist . : I aTK the early and th of Colonel Lawrence Kip, who has | To Phelhn e s e o “Mr. Hlood tuss the heavy rains and | fOF many years been one of the officers of | st. SANTA CRUZ, Nov., .—James Me- HAMBURG, Nov. 17.—The officlals of | cart, while looking after stray cows in 1 line have received | Phelan Park, found the body of an un- known suicide. The man had apparently Deen dead three or four months, as the dy was badly decomposed. Doy Was About six feet high and weighed | his entries had ck this afternoon with the crew | apogt 165 pounds. On the third finger of being at the point | of the Hamburg-American line steamer | (e 1ot hand was a gold band ring with Died i i oridastl Patria, which caught five off Dover, Eng- | the initials “H to K" engraved in it. He oo R h B . while on her way from | wore a_dark biue worsted suit of good The afternoon enlivened by the 3 W NAPA, Nov. 17.—John K hand. This involved | New York for this port. The dispatch | material. Lying across the body was the ather prevailf ve lessened the it will be severe at best. Mr. | Whe 1z ere caught in the | geldin K five days of hard work ten men working at both e himself and family for the last ten | the -association and one of the enthusi- . 2 loss to some ex- | astic exhibitors at these events the Hamburg-Amerl class of stalllons, mares or | & dispatch from Cuxhaven d for road purposes, came | that the company’s st after noon to-day, In' which | Philadelphia for Hambur; v o 05 haa hses entries, | FRUadelphia for Hamburg, arrived there contest of fous M Sacr nto, in fav w a change of horses in the ring. also satd that the Pa had been aban- | revolver from which the man had fired 9 | 5 8 wayment of which e thik orr “haries F. T ed the blue rib- | doned in the North . enveloped in | the shot which ended his life. Coroner ast night on the red and | flames and that there were no hopes of | Morgan has taken charge of the remains. E » ] ———————— he nd had glven third | saving the vessel. - A for Moring T for Afternoos i cut on the & when 2 LONDON, Nov. 17.—A Lloyds dispatch sed a Knife. | *Daily " ¥Sunday excopted § Suuday ooly. W Sue Auditor Wells. ’ " or ¥ ner K Iy _after this came the contest | from Maasluis, Holland, ten miles west G, Nov. 17.—A. L. Bassett, who b Satarday ony. ' Board of Health verdict that death wis | between Bates and John §. Bratton of | of Rotterdam.’says it fs reporied there| REDDING, Nov. 1T.=A. L Bassett, who il F ed or the the wound on the head. The | St. L in quick c! ging of teams on | that the Patrla was seen abandoned on | says he is a detective, seriously cu . fire yesterday at 1 p. m., nine miles north- | Thomas Shay about the face with a T west of North Hinder lightship. No as- | pocket knife this morning. The parties | The fastest train, running over the best rail- HORTH PeEIFw COAST RAILROAD. ice was with her. concerned had been drinking and a_wit- | road, with the highest class accommodations cers at first suspected foul | the road. Bates broke the world’s re after working on the case for | ord for quick changing, taking only fort several hours learned that Kelly had been | two seconds official time from the stoj Ave s The mall matter which the Patria was | ness of the affray says thai V| k Francisco on a spreg. | plng of the coach to the time of starting | when Shay | Connecting train leaves San Commencing October 1. 1889, - | age v s tel d | carry s lost. i the return of some | §:¢0 p. m. FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL V. Bryan Plans Campaign S e e o onaguup fnd 4 SeRe ey - A Ty {ohned Basseit the Iatter | MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY, g AND BAN RAFAEL. | ALLEY A r RSl 5 % L ——— C G attacked him with a knife. Shay will re- Arriving in Chicago at 2:15 p. m. WEEK DAYS—*7:00, *:30, 11:00 a. m.; *1:45, 5 CHICAGO, Nov A speclal to the ertificates Granted. FRIDAY, BUNDAY, TUSSOAY, WEDNESDAY. ©3:40, 5:15, 600, 6:30 p. m. ; Auditor has signed 12| Chronicle from Omaha, Neb., says Col- CENTENARIAN DIES. WILLOWS, Nov. 17—At its regular| C c"" —_—— \ 5 . il *_ | EXTRATRIPS—For Mill "alley and San Ma- \d v Dave as yet |onel W. J. Bryan is preparing for a cam- | semi-annual meeting the Glenn Cou: ed by a Whirlwind. S | 8t 9:00 and T3h b me 0. Baturdays, ign in the Eastern States this winter. | Passing of Mrs. Elmira P. Wright at | oara of Education granted certificates t SAN’}':'E"SSA Nyov, —word was re.| OYERLAND BEXPRESS RN 8d Yow wim o m: 18, g s Datat v atiias OF Tha .u::mu:-r SAN JOS Nov. 17.—Mrs. Elmira P, |Miss Texiana Tyler Kurtz, a high school; Upholstered Tourist Cars leave Oakland Mole to the Misses Lottle Whitford and Edna | last night did considerable damage to the ! Kansas City, Clicago and the East FROM SAN KAFAEL TO SK_DAYS-—5:%5, % as far south as Richmond. Mr. | Wright, who was over 100 years of age, | purr. STIIneT Erades: Weske place. The big barn and fencing Bryan is at present in Southern Missouri | died at Edenvale, seven miles north of | wWiliams s Mes Mas Wilar sribal; | were demoiished. The loss is consider- | oo B @ e 215, %340 i p - N He will return Nebrask 7:3 ', pe = v » Primary XTRA TRIPS on Mondays, Wednesdays and bunting. He Will return to Nebraska next | here, this morning at 7:3 o'clock. She | grades: on cxamination, to Miis' Elvina | able. VALLEY ROAD fays at 6:40 and 10:15 p. m. ¥ etk and: 20O . e bo! »ecember 4, 1798, S W s, a primar; ade. T SUNDAYS—6:20, *5:00, *10.00, ¥ ver | will start’ East. _ | - ‘::fm‘ “Her maiden un::e‘:::\agll»’:lf o ¥ e Clayton Convicted. mlween Stockton, Fresno, H‘nglurd.wrl'flllllfli 140, (7T sttt en- AR Mrs. Wright had b o . 17.—J. J. Clayton, are an ersficld, furnishes g ocal Trains marked (%) start from San Quentin. ‘“f'h Shamrock Nearing Home. thirty-four years, but had ne.?n cr:fl:r: Colonel Davis Il LOR ANGHLES, Hov, 1 -4 train service. FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO, ©» GLASGOW, Nov. I7.—Sir Thomas Lip- | Her busband died in 1554. Mrs. Wright | CHICAGO, Nov. 17.—Colonel George R. | who has been on trial on a charge of at- WEEK DAYS-—845. 6:45, 7:65, $:46 a moj edly ” i 1l Attorney Earl Rogers, | S8an Francisco offige, 628 Market st., telephone 122 35, 3:45. 5:20 p. League | ton's racing yacht Shamrock, which left | was undoubtedly the oldest woman in the | Davis, wh6 was director general of the "'“"‘,';‘,,‘m:"‘fln, of assault to murder | . Matn 15, EXTHA TRIPS on Mondays, Wednesdays ang . Onk! . m. benefit of its | Ne Lo November 2, I8 reported county, and she would have been 101 years | World's Falr, is lying critically 111 at was land office. 1113 Broadwa; turdays at 7:00 and 10:20 anent ot high | 0¥ L0k Doyemher A, s tep 0]5f age on December 4 next. home in this city. Colonel Davis 1o s | this afternoon. Bacramento office, 201 1 stree DAY 445, Tocte a s Tives, 325, 330, Toneh the Clvde on Sunday. &he expe. | Mrs. Wright made her home with the | fering from heart disease With complioe: TR Ban Jose office, 1 West Santa Clara street. . 66 p.m rlerced heavy weather. The yacht will | family of Mrs. Haves Chynoweth, who | tions and grave doubls are expressed as Tea Poisoning. —_— JUROUGH TRAING, | winter at Gareloch. | became ncuuna}'lfd Inl.lh her some twenty | to his recover: i Vietims of tea poisoning are becoming alarm- iod ; : s':leurdfl.))’.—_"ra.mt"::‘.::éd:.’.u"m. R — - years ago In Wisconsin. Deceased was a ingly prevalent. Women demand the life and Dr.Gibhon’s Dispensary, | . i m. sindays—Tomaies and way siatione . Ty e el Loftus to Succeed Burns. o groat roader and retained all her facul- Bonds Sold the Government. varlety of Health, and Instead of doing it e el a 93] e ay_stationa, « y el an informal res | CHICAGO, Nov. 1.—The Times-Herald | oniy four feet elght inches 1all ana al| WASHINGTON, Nov. IT—The bonds | naturally by bullding up their systems they In 1854 fof the 1t enr ol Dlshed | MOUNT TAWALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY. mber of Commerce. No says: Tom Loftus, owner of the Grand | ways very delicate. Mra. Wright was al. | offered to the Government to-day at the | zesort to tea They should take Hostetters Lost Manhood Debility ot | Leave San Francisco via Sausalito Ferry, neral Miles | Rapids franchise in the American League, | ways opposed to physical exercise, but did | sub-treasuries under Secretary Gage's of- | Stomach Bitters instead. By strensthening Qlsease wearlng o bodyand mingf 1d Week Days—9:30 u. m. and 1:46 p. m. - -morrow on @ tour of in. | is slated to suceeed Tom Burns as man- | considerable sewing and knitting. She | fer amounted to $2.ULI0. as " follows: | Sifeative organs this pringd Peauly e o Discases Sundayeiio, 10:0 & mand 11 pm gpect ‘he posts of Arizona, New |ager of the Chicago National League | would never wear a garment that had|New York, SL&9.150; Philadelphia, $176, | oo tien® ranaial th tamwels ann sarcs ol panioinMeael closed ear on all sraiza Aexico and Texas. | Baseball Club, been made on & sewing machine. 000; Cincinnati, $000; Baltimore, $200. forms of Ayspepsia. All druggists sell it. 6. ummit and Retura,